Granddaughter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRANDDAUGHTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• The daughter of one\'s son or daughter.
• a female grandchild
• a daughter of one's son or daughter.
• the daughter of one's son or daughter
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the daughter of one\'s son or daughter

Words related to GRANDDAUGHTER

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Words that contain GRANDDAUGHTER

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How to use GRANDDAUGHTER in a sentence

• In 1831, Lee had been married to Miss Mary Randolph Custis, the grand-daughter of Mrs.
• A little before midnight Felicite installed herself in an armchair at the foot of the bed, resolved not to leave the spot until her granddaughter should have fallen asleep.
• Lady Maulevrier was a lover of routine, and she liked her granddaughter to go to her at the same hour every day.
• She had hoped to see her dear granddaughter wear one of those noble and historic names which are a badge of distinction for all time.
• Above all, it is consoling to know that she who so long outlived her only child was blessed with the unremitting and tender care of her granddaughter.
• I am asking her to allow her grand-daughter to spend a few weeks with me, and I want you to use your influence in the matter.
• His granddaughter lives in a splendid palace in southern India, which she inherited from her father, and is now 86 years old.
• One, the grand-daughter of Krummacher, and bearing his name, was the daughter of a physician, who had come to this country, hoping to find a place as governess.
• The total number of these was 123, of whom thirty-eight came through an illegitimate granddaughter, and eighty-five through legitimate grandchildren.
• According to the legend, there was a granddaughter of Aurungzeeb on board, whom Every wedded by the help of a moollah, and carried off to Madagascar.
• He got angry when his granddaughter supplied data about his wife which he apparently could not recall.
• ELIZABETH FOSTER, granddaughter to JOHN MILTON, are taken in by Mr.
• She was the granddaughter of the noted colonial exquisite and man of letters, Colonel William Byrd, whose old home, Westover, we should soon visit on our way up the river.
• To this Priory came many royal and noble ladies, including Eleanor of Brittany, granddaughter of Henry II and Eleanor of England, widow of Henry III.
• We cannot do better than to give the relation of this in her own words, as preserved by her grand-daughter.
• After a while, out of restlessness, he started with his wife, granddaughter and grandson for a tour to the Northern Pacific Coast.
• The next morning, while Aaron Rockharrt slept the sleep of the dead-in-selfishness, his wife arose and crept into the bedroom of her granddaughter.
• Her pride was a little hurt at the thought of taking such a shabbily-clad little granddaughter into the shops where she was well known.
• It did not strike him that because she was the granddaughter of a duke, and because he was a younger son, that therefore he ought not to dare to look at her.
• I question if a three-year-and-a-half-old granddaughter would have chosen as a safe place of deposit for the white beans and red-freckled apples the handsomest chair I have.
• If the dress of the old man was rude and sordid, that of his grand-daughter was gay, and even rich.
• Ellen was married to Robert, elder brother of the late Knight of Kerry, and her grand-daughter is married to Colonel Thorneycroft of Spion Kop fame.
• She was the granddaughter of the other Mary, the original Mary.
• There was a look in her face which made her little granddaughter think it would not be proper to ask any questions.
• Some months after his return he was married to the granddaughter of the late Mr.
• Frederick William I married his first cousin, Dorothea, granddaughter of Sophia, and also a descendant of William the Silent.
• When the grandfather went to Su-a-Kiu and asked her why she had sold his granddaughter, she cajoled him by promising to take him to Singapore to see A-Ho.
• Here among other places which I visited is Wolfe Hall, a boarding and day school for girls, well equipped for its work, with Miss Margaret Kerr, a grand-daughter of the late Rev.
• James Pierrepont, and granddaughter of John Pierrepont, of Roxbury, from whom descended Rev.
• Spurgeon, as well as her granddaughter, have treated me with all the consideration that my own kindred could do.

Similar words containing GRANDDAUGHT without suffix er

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